Mercado livre
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O mercado livre, no âmbito da economia de mercado, é um princípio capitalista pelo qual qualquer agente económico é livre para praticar formas de troca mercadológica seguindo os princípios da livre concorrência, oferta e procura num mercado. Um comerciante pode oferecer melhores preços que outro visando atrair o consumidor e adquirir uma clientela. O mercado livre dentro do espírito das luzes defende a liberdade de mercado contra a oligarquia e em favor do pobre.[1]
Esse princípio favorece o cliente, que pode escolher a melhor oferta, e tem a seu dispor comerciantes interessados em seu poder de compra. É o oposto do monopólio comercial, muito comumente praticado durante a fase do mercantilismo, no começo do século século XVI.
Referências
↑ Perrot, J. (2011).Du jeu, des enfantset des livres à l’heure de la mondialisation. Paris: Editions du Cercle de la Librairie. Pp. 12
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Adam Smith - defensor do liberalismo clássico, que engloba em sua teoria à livre concorrência.
- Liberdade econômica
- Moeda privada
- Fundamentalismo de livre mercado
- Sistema bancário livre
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